Oxtoby v. McGowan

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a plaintiffs failure to satisfy HCMCA’s preconditions does not deprive trial courts of subject matter jurisdiction to hear and decide claims coming within the Act’s purview
• holding that, while the statute does not take away the subject matter jurisdiction of a circuit court to hear and render judgments in cases involving claims which fall within the Act, “the [Maryland] General has forcefully expressed in § 3-2A-04(a
• clarifying that § 3-2A-02(a) creates a condition precedent to the institution of a court action
• clarifying that § 3-2A-02(a) creates a condition precedent to the institution of a cornd action
• analogizing the arbitration requirement to the doctrine of exhaustion of administrative remedies
• analogizing the arbitration requirement to the doctrine of exhaustion of administrative remedies

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